Clodagh's Kitchen - Recenzii

As always. wereaff really helpful and very knowledgeable.

Close to our hotel, forget the current converter and went to buy a European flat iron for my wife. arnotts is like macys.

**** expensive , even with the brands you can buy from the brands themselves so much cheaper

We had a couch delivered with significant faults, it’s been months and our promised replacement couch is nowhere to be seen, it’s a disgrace. Avoid buying furni...

Classic department store. Always a must visit. Some of the brands are a joke price wise, as you'd expect, but charging full RRP for year old items that aren't s...

Arnotts in Dublin is an absolute gem! The variety of products and brands they offer is impressive, making it a one-stop shopping destination. The staff is not o...

Excellent space to spend and buy all at a place. Love the home section.

Great Store With Fantastic Customer Experience. Really well Trained Staff who are so friendly Helpful

The Santa was excellent. I thought the staff could have been dressed as elves and made more effort, such as asking parents if they wanted a photo with their kid...

We visited Santa this year with my 4 kids . I will never forget the gasp from my 10 year old son when santa pulled a badge from behind my sons ear . He was the...

Arnotts is Ireland's oldest and largest department store and it is a veritable magnet to many tourists and visitors to Dublin, it even features in Ulysses. The...

We had a family lunch there on Sunday afternoon, waited 45 minutes for fish and chips, we saw 5 other tables get there food before us. When we asked where the f...

After a couple of hours shopping I stopped off at ‘The Kitchen’ as it’s now called for a rest and a bite to eat. Ordered the soup which was delicious homemade,...

Visited here on a recent shopping trip. Food was nice but service poor. Waited 15 before someone took an order. Was 90 mins in total for lunch and coffee.

I always come here when in Arnotts was great in the past but no more. Ordered Boxty Benedict the boxty was deed fried and impossible to cut, the hollandaise was...